Defense attorney Scott Rosenblum joins Marc to explain the Castle Doctrine defense he plans to mount for Robert Farrick, the Baldwin superintendent charged with second-degree murder in last week's Wing Haven road rage shooting. Rosenblum walks through the fact-specific nature of self-defense law, explaining that the Castle Doctrine removes the initial aggressor question when you're in your home, your car, or anywhere you have a right to be — but you still must reasonably believe you're in danger of serious harm. Marc presses on where exactly that line falls once someone steps outside their vehicle, and Rosenblum confirms Farrick's bond hearing is set for July 17th. Marc closes by pointing out what he sees as real holes in how prosecutors charged this case. It's a clear-eyed, common-sense look at self-defense rights for every law-abiding gun owner, only on The Marc Cox Morning Show. Ryan Wiggins is up next.
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